New England IPA by this craft brewery in Gloucestershire, run by a brewer with plenty of experience in American craft brewing – which may explain the fact that in British craft beer circles, the name Deya is already very acclaimed apparently. Thanks 77ships! Egg-white, creamy, mousy, shred-lacing, opening head on a cloudy yellow blonde beer with warmer apricot tinge. Aroma of ripe mango, stale lime juice, moist marijuana, pineapple, passionfruit, whipped cream, olive oil, white pepper. Sweet, fruity, juicy onset, mango, lime and granadilla impressions, softish fizz with smooth and doughy body, a tad powdery; hugely aromatic hoppiness, large amounts of mango, starfruit, maracuja and lime, providing an adequate, bit peppery bitter note in the end tying it all together. Very accomplished NEIPA indeed – if I was told this was brewed by one of the great representatives of the style in New England itself, I might have believed it.

500ml can. Soft, herbal hoppy and chewy tropical fruity with some citrus, gooseberries, pine, grass and bitterness. Quite balanced and pretty complex hop profile, pretty nice.

50cl can from and split with 77Ships - 'Eugene comes to town night'.
Canned on 25/11/2020, BB 25/03/2021.

Ultra fresh can - le tout est doré sur un léger voile, col blanc tenace.
Arôme au nez 'dank' super fleuri et fruité avec une petite pointe de levure en rétro-nasal. Re trouve des notes d'abricots, raisin blanc et autres fruits tropicaux.
Palais est profond sur les houblons, dank juicy avec de belle snotes herbacées, agrumes, tropical et un léger côté fin de bouche un peu sur le 'yaourt' et de levure.

500ml can. Opaque pale gold, creamy white head. Aroma is slightly vinous, dank, gooseberry, stone fruits. Taste is dank, vinous, gooseberry, peach, apricot, lime, low bitterness. Medium-full bodied, incredible smooth, creamy mouthfeel. Possibly one of the best single IPAs they've done.